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r t ; : *l3 *di 3 ditig4, -•-_ - _ - ~ . • THIRD TIME. tit TEIF.ATRE ROYAL, DRU.Ryi.LANE. 03 I'S PRESENT EV I , lli b e ENING, Dec. 3, 1808 , performed . , • VENOM-;. -. . . , . Or, TUVE NOVICE OF ST . . ,MARK'S. xi With new Scenery,-Musie, Dresses, and Decoraions. • L'e Overture anti Music, incidental w the Piece, composed . •, , , by Mr. Kelly. ' Mr - The Print:fp...l Characters by .SlDDO'ils. Mr 'POWELL, Mr. WROUGHTON, • 'Mr. ELLISTON,, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr DE CAMP, • .Mr. M' F NLEY, Mr. FISHER, Ailr. COOKN, i Mrs H • ts. POWELL , Mrs. . SIDDCMS,. SPARKS, Mrs. CHATTERLEY.• The Vocial Parts by Mr. SMITH, Master DOUIcOITSET, End + , '..044 - Master UCKE L. • o • the Pla (siXth time, , a new Comic Dance, called . ; . LOVE IN A•TOB. - , ~ ~:„ The ch,;.,4_ icr'omposed by Mr. D.' Egviitt4 - e_ --, ers- il Mr. 'Laweritoldp st.etAabit^, M ie s 6 - BribtOw, *c ? .. - HE WITH DOCTOR ANL) THE APOTHECARY. ,t ur Thoinaso._ mr. I) . WT(iN ; . ,rionfok r ld„i Paz., W. %V 1 - EZ Eit ; ,- i - Carlos, Mr GI BUN ; . . Vefel, - IvtrscßivEN ; . Juan, Mr. BANNISI ER ; , Dodur liiiipw, Mr. M A'F H E WS. ; Anna; - ' l l / 1 rs. MOUNTAIN; .. II ~,, '• habilla, Mrs. BLAND. -- " 63 •Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price '23:-. , I' C r a i l e l :l, 2 s: Secoiid Price Is.— Upper ('allery is. Second p - i, '-"-No Money to be reitniiect.• .. o c es for the Boxes to'be taken OfMr. Spring, at the Bo x : i, Russell -street. 11, 1 , 1 e boor- to be on-ned at Half past Five, and begin. at --,.,,•. Past s i,;. ''' ' bp 4 , 11 e new Drama of Venoni; or, The Novice of St. Mark's; Virt(Jrnlect, for!tkte second - time, - last ',Tight, will be'repeated , Very c- - 0Y , vening Oa further notice. 4'l Moilda'y, with Blue Beard ; or, Female Curiosity. 14 roesci,, , y, 41l Age To-morrow. r2lce'.dgeVY . Coined y is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. 0,6 Mf't O T HEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET . N MONDAY NEXT, Dec. 5, 1868, will be pertormed THE MOUNTAINEERS. TO wilkli•witt b added..(tiever performed'), a new Farce, called • " • -A SCHOOL Fait. AUTHORS. !'lace s tiffi for the I.3,ixes to be taken of. Mr. Brandon, at the' cc, th • H market ..z , h t. Hay_ market. Halt ~ . . e oors to be opened at Halt past yive, anu.Pegm at . bast Six b r • uesday, the .19th Night. of the , IiNV Gi'and, Melo.' 61triatic Opera of "lateF:xile. • Wednesday; 'Tlie ; or, War, Love, and Duty. GOLDEN -LANE BREWERY. T he Attorney-General versus Brown, Parry, and Others. Pr.,On.Nomlay next will:be published.4inSvo..- price 3s. 6:l'. liE WHOLE of the PROCEEDINGS in this . NT. CAUSE, from .its Commeneettlesit; I:l,,NOVcillber iSc.7, to final Decision ; containing pies 11,11 ii: various Menibrials to the Board of Excise ; the .ppj., 4' 1 :I . ?: :In eminent .Counseli taken'prior . to his Eevation to t hekk."''; Cupy of. a Letter to the . Cnancellor of the Ex - .• tnen i ; other interesting. Particulars. , Also sa State., . 9t th e Ri..a, and .Progress of the Concern .; to. gni,..ltUide aild Ltent ; and the Benefits which havu resulted t' ublic be its Establishment : together with appro.: e ketark, Upon the Breweries in general. By W. R. li. BROWN. • . Ail honest Tale speeds best, being plainly told." T he A . • SHAKSPEARE.. ksatqw—rgurnelits of Counsel, taken in Short-harld by Mr., Lontl'r"ni are giv en at full anti Printed for h llers.ohnson, St. Paul's Church-yi r d v 0Y all the Booksel - - • ~ Lat - r ~ tRY 'ELCKETS and SHARES, at No: elseix't-,,P4n• %Lill, London. Sixteenths.oul , y O. Ss. ‘vhiclt .• een Shillings per Ticket cheaper titan airy where w titr , Sharrs in proportion. , Th e ia tithe E S hopes he shalt not be deemeatinw_o r rt . hy t - then 6 t ..urs or . the P übllc b}being content with less r fi ter Otlie,Fs. .. , . _RICH 4.: ,•. . . .A.•,k_ ,D.,, S.°, 414to4ckG- • COO k p e I ; s I j , C - • • K, and Co. . ,:, RE S 1) E C T I ? U . LLT acquaint the Tublic, - Ille . I sT4 rk: -1-() TT ER Y iwill commence Drawing on the 3tvil present Decemb...r., The Sche,rne. IS quite novel,. and has lit"lt aptages which no oiler Lottery ever pb§sensed, viz. T" 41, 4eligfiis. of Five Hundred Tickets each. will: be 1, 4 „_ 11 . bY the 'ConWador, Willi the' permission of Go7ern- V 4 1!: by which Adventurers - have the chanee tor ail the .44uat and .ether Prizes in po or too° ru:kets besides their ll'll may contain ,7' tirL.es of . kz ,oeco 2 Prizes of - ,clO,OOO .-- - . - 5,c00 6. - l.OOO i'l l . B,:c. Stc. . &c. ta nk e TicisETS rld SHA RES are on Sale at the Offices. iiar'buildings, Cornhill,,and opposite the King's Mews, 1.0-A,N-cross, Loortdo,ril,•ard by, RICHARDSON. .GOOD- Tiv-, itiat co. 'the only Persons that ever soul in Shares tic .k. P rizes of 30,',',0ci..; and in the last Lottery, rest prizes ~..11°-1. No. - z.tioo, and No. t0,t07, both in Sh --,---....______ : • - ~ : .• IVION EY. . . . WIESSRS. tiJaAS and .Co. beg Leve to inform t4t y o.rlii'ose that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo oti,,,eB: . 41.:(etittliient SUMS of MONEY, that they .can at all, : ~; (1, ,„ wituout delay, advance any Sum -from One:tlun kir ,`-`' ! wvnty Thousand Pounds, and t!p wards, on personal ll e Y ilvr S„ ..• • VI. '• • S Ili - merits, Nio• L 1 IQ t he . .urny, arising 40111 1 • arruk,e e - 11, :' ~ "e I' units (21,2igy.m.ens' Livings or Freehold,Cogyl,''„4l'd LbaselPiuhl L'-taies, on the m ust finr and equitable., t) cli e - i ;•:._ t',.,(1 will .also conctutt every Negoliation at much less i,e,.,'.‘tian what is usually incuired in money transactions. 4 i v . ‘64r A.Pplieations i'...lt;ssrs. Lucas and Co. daily re_ 411"1.4.! their hou se , N o. 19, lerillyn.Stfeet, St. jamisit, ;k:1\1•11t,l-rs, Post -pad, immediately answered I stilli, s. " l Yvars purchase will be given Ivr weli'Sccurcd effmq to rad 'WO to. .1‘ J.:4)1. 1 b - Jai* I 4.12. 7. Ili .1 Iv dannd t ; 4:1 t , •J'4T, __ .1 V ICTUALLING-OFFICE, Dec. 1, .0308. tiE COMAIISSION:ERSfor VICTUALLING '-a• HIS Ar.3l.7E,slT's NA V Y do hereby give Notite, rhat on Friday, the 16th instant, they will be ready to rectzive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Perions as will undertake to (wrath whatever FRESH BEEF may be re2uil edfor the use of Ills Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Ply mouth, Tot bay, and Falmouth (on separate Contra/7s), for Twelve Month s , from the ist cf yanuary- next, to the 31st Decem4er following, inclusive ; audio be paid _lce by Bills, payable, with Interest, piney days :afiet date. • The Condition; of the Contraat may be seen at the s`ecreta,9i's AA* at this Office r as by .app.!ying to Mr.. Miller, the Agent or to to Ccll;i7;ri the ' eLintS at Darlinonth and Falmouth, respectively. - "'-'Ns regard tall Se Ankh° any re;sdiT in which the Price 214d1 not be .inserted in words at length, or thatshiill imsk deliz;e• - edto • the' Board before One o'Clock ors the jail I) : ld ir A ;)5 i 4 'scant; nor Unless th e Pe rson who rakes theeri i derr, or 0m. 4 Per ion on his behalf, attends; to a;ls7l.er, when call,l ii r , VICTUALLING-OFFICA, • litc. 2, isolt. • THE COM:ifISSIO,LVERS,Ar kICTLAILIAG 1, • His 111 ; 1 ,7ESTY's Ns4l'l' do eye Alptice, That •on Tuerd,9s, the (3:b instant, they,will be ratity : to. receive:Ten. ders, in zkr,i+g ( sealed tip ), and 'treat for ruro : 11 It - naiad Tons of 111usC:6 ; 16po syc, 4 R, to 6e ani.n.'erahle to Samples to he in:oduc4gßith the Tlndert ; to be, delivered in the brikinal Park- . agrr t gat the (ate of, from Seventy to Eight' T.li ppr Nick, 114- 111ajesp , 's Pianrailing Stores dr- Deptfoid ' :tali for by Bills, paj•able; 'with interest; niney days: after dale.. • The Conditiwts of the Coiitrad miy •be seen at the Secretary's gore: . • No regard will he had to any. Tender in nobilithe Price shad a nut be insirtin::voilds'a?lengsb, or toat shaa not be delivered, to the Board before One o'Clock cn the JaidTztesd,g,.the 13tb,in stazt, nor unless the Person who makes the , Tender,...F. some Person - on his behalf, attends; to answer, when caLietillcl:. ~ ---- ,.— SALE OF ESTATE,' &v. • COUNTY OF FORFAR. CAPil'Al.2 ESTATE F.OR SALE. , To Sold by T HE LANDS AND ESTATE'OFBRIGTON, in the Parish of Kinnettles, situated in t one of the best parts of Stravhinor,::. Tke.greatturnpike road - 11'0in the' south to the north passes Through the centre•olthe The ho'use, 'which is large' and Commodious, stands in the - middle or a lawn ofr wenty acres, upon the water of Kerbet • (which forms a piece of. -water in front of the house), and consists of three rooms of large dimensions, ten or. rifore-bed-roonts; anZedressilig-rodnis. with all household offices, • The .hOtne larm offices are coinplete, two coach lrou es, witn stabling for twenty-four horses.;: The gardens and orch.ird, With' back walls and ileus, are yin full hearing,' and cnisiSt nearly of four acres, with aboUt thirty acres of wiecri • ofall- The present rent of 'the Estate, including the home farm of about one hundred acres, and to which a purchaser may havo - immediate access, is about.si xiecn hundred pounds ; 'upon the expiry of the leases, which (with the exeep_. tion of one) were let twenty-five .years ago on single lives, and must, in the course of nature, soo n drop, 4 very great rise may be depended on. There are on the Estate, a tax spinuitig mill, and village of consideiable extent, which cost eteetion eisht thousand pounds, And are now of more va ' 1 ue. These. tall to the Proprietor on very easy terms, at the expiry of the lease, which has only twe..ty years to run. The Estare . atrords nearly three Freehold Qualifications, the valuation being above One Thousand Pounds. Scots. To those who /;.now the place, no d escr i pt i ve embellish , metit is necessity. To strangers it is not. easy in an adver. tisement to give a prOpef. idea of the beauty and convenience of the situation.. .1; is tWelve miles front Dundee, three frnin the county town of Forfar, two .from G lammis, and twenty-six from Perth. The payment (doe price will be made to' suit 'the conve . . mence 01 . 5 purchaser.. For fuwier particulars, application may be made to Wm . ,- Douglas,-Esq. the Proprietor, by Glammis ; or to krt . . Pear son, -W riter to the Signet, Edinburgh. - • WORKS Oi• NI R IthlN CARR. • This Day were published,' ' • • Price Two Guineas in boards, illustrated with numerous , . highly fintsued Engravings, A. TOUR THROUGH. HOLLAND, alon g . t h e RIGHT and LEFT BANK of the RHINE souTti of GERMANY , i n the Autumn 1806: to the By Sir -lOHN CARR, • • Of the H•as. Society of the Middle . .lserople, &c. Printed for . Richard Phillips, No. Lon don : sold by Bryce. and Co. t diUturgh Archer,. Mahon, and Keene, Dublin ; .and , by alt other Booksellers: . • Of whom may be had,.by the same Author, 2. The Stranger in Ireland ; or, a Tour through that King dom;• with Views; price 21. ss. in boards. 3. The Northern S ummer ; or, a Tour roundthe Baltic, through Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Poland, and Prussia, with Views ; price Two Guineas in boards. A LIVING PEERAGE. This Day was pub.ished, In.a thick Volume, , Royal correspondim; with the •Indes to the House of Commons, pri ce vas. in boards, EIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS ; containing Anecdotes and Characters of the chief Member, of each Family, and the Public Conduti and Parliamentary Charatter of the present Living Peers, on. a new. and improved. plan. By ibe EDITOR of'the .BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the'HOUSE of CONIMONS. Instead of a tedious detail of Dates and proper Names suc ceeding.eath other, without interest, and devoid ot useful in formation_ or rational entertainment, the present Work abounds iii anecdote and in tatts relative td the Living Peer age..:' ft is preeiiilYl - the kind of V , 'ork which, un d er the finale of a Compe n dip us •P eerage, has always been sought for, tnit which it has - sequiked the observations of a long and atlive life to collett tiito the present Volume.. phi This Work, among its ori•onal matter,' contains a Biog,ra cal . Account o f. the 'Right Rev ; the :.;ench of illshopS, with i Summary of their labourS, both religious and' literary. Although llaronsYand Consequently Lords ot P ar li ament, they have never before b een included. in any Peerage whatso ever. • , • Printed for ThomaS G o dd ar d , No. 1, Pall Mall ; Cradock andloY,•.:AVe Muria-lane ; and G. Richards, Conan!' •to be had al.spp of all 13Ookseller s .. wlicti may be.had, by the same Editor, The Bid_graphical frt;lei to ihe louse of Commons price zs., in loAls,' corretted to th e Spring of 1848. Q . PlL§NtritY's PATENT' AN I'ISCQIII3 UTIC " 'viz OP '"Ale" to be had genuine, ,Whol esa l e ai,d Re tail; at' the Itlllolving 'Houses : Mess,s. Dicey and Sutton, /;40,.•f 0 , BOW Church-ykrd; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. PAPS ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 60, Sr. Paul's; butler, Clcapside ; HoWard arul Evans, Long- lane,i 4arclay and Son,.Fleec , lnaketi` lOhnstohe; No. 1 5 ,1- ireek-street, Soho; bacon an :1 Co: ;50, Oxtord-street ; Brodie and Co.' Ca'lal, Sarum ; Bowling anct-co..Borough; at Crciyilon, and New- i),,tt, Isle of Wight.' The genuine . Nledieine has the wards " 11y the King's Pa tent," expressed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, and the King's Dutrptinted in black ink, in lioitleb of ss. bd. Los. and 11. 23. duty included, as usual, at th e only pis-, penaary, No. is,. 'Soho-square, L on d ou. _ , Megt, tt -lief ~. ~ ,‘ •73 .' Te ,M, SILL* 4 • • ... ..4: . ' ' I rt ifte ••••••:==.1.•.1.p.146.,•4!,,414.;,' , ? ~,- -- -' ' : i: At:,,,‘iz7:' '' : ;;;1 ) ,?' ‘....4 .L.l„, .rw..,., 0 p.:,..f,..t., ~.h.4 . 44,11; 1....: / t..1,:t. _:4 7. : ':'':-.. ,V A,' J4,;',:'k.. 7 -,,,,...- ? Z4 .".,*. hi ' 4fiof,„: . s , l / 4 71 r ' 4 ,01 l' , ll , 'l , ;' Otifill k'. '''' -,'..' f lia , ik,\X iti uv, 4 °twilit " f ir v l / 4 f 1 • ; : -, L.: , 1 1;;C;r ; 3, 1 808. - I POST HORSE DUTIES . • Yi'. . , Stamp-Office, London, -Nov. 12, 18 0 8. 1 N °l;raiepaL:sediinh i e b r e eb l y ast g s iv . e .s, n iO , That by virtue of an I. of Parliament, intituled " Ax I 1 for letting to farm the Duties on Horses hired by " the Mile or Stage, to be used in travelling, and on-Horses " hired _fur a less period of . time than twenty-eight pgys, for " drawing, Carriages used in travelling Post or otherwise, in ' 44 Cleat Britain, ..tnd for bitter , securing the said Duties ,•" the Comt , sioner s o f Stamps, `taitity :authorised by th e L or d s C.7mnr..sirier s of . His lliajesty's Treasury, will put "up the said Dutiei,,(which'were granted by the 4a of the .Forty_ fourth rear of #ir Majesty's Reign, c. . 93,), at the . Stamp-Office, Somersety,lace, •ps! Friday the 16th :of December next, between tof.Te.n ,cend Tv..eite• , in the Forenoon, t o b z left to farm at, rifgqy .I?,•ents,,:for" the Term. of Three 'Years frosts the Ist Du y:tf;;Pebtsrary next incl us i ve , i n f t h e several Distriels. of Lots fothowingittsi os , - . .. ' • . -•., • , ; , 'Annual Rents-at whirl] 1. Noith . . „. 'ilritain DISTRICTS. -•- - they will be p ut up .' - ... 2: N-4humherlarid .... • COmbeiltind .• . _ .. . W . , • estnaor,larect 30,n0c. • . - . Pighain- - - - • „3..Yi.nkshife - 2 .1: 1 ,.,-., :: , - - _ i6,001i 4. I..,qicas4ire , .' - - •,' -,• _ • Cheshire - „ i7;cboei • D'ecnyshire ' • - - Siaffordhire • ,-- '• - - - s.' , Liiicsolnshire •-..: '' -'. - • • 1 _Neitingha - ,iishire .; _,. . - " ir,coo' Letcestersht c . .., • •,.- • - - - 6. Not thaipptonshire - . • I<i.tlapdshire. - - . - Watki. , ielistiire ' - - Oxtordshire ~. _ . .- • 7. Wil ts hi re .. - Worcestershire -_ -' '- ..- '• .. Glou..:cstersilire - . 8. Nortfk - - _ Suifi,lk - - Essex - - ' Cambfidgeshite - -. • : 9. Betitnnishire . - Buckinghamshire - to. 1-lurtingdonshire Hertfordshire It. Surrey' 15,000' 6,0g0 16000 8000 • 12,000 .. 5 - - ' 1 4,000, ix. Middlesex, inclucling.Lontion and West- ? 23 000 iiiiiister ' 13. Kent - _ Sus-ex - - - 2 u,000. 14. Hampshire - Berkshire ' - - : 16,000 .i Is.. VevonShire - • I)==rsetshire . - ---, - - _ . . Cornwall : - - -•!`). 18, 0 0 0 .- SoinerserAiire - - t ,A, , . j 6. ' North Walcs, viz. - .- • - ..•. •,,,...... A itgleki` - Z - 1 ;;- Carnarvonshire ' --- - - I ',-,:lit,-, Denbighshire - - ' •-:•r.'rt' - r!- Fliiitshire - - - • - - } 7500 Merionethshire anti - Montgomeryshir e , wi t h - Shropshire - - 1 7. South Wales, viz. Brecknockshire - - • ,- ~ '''.. - . Carmarthenshire - - ' • 7:' Ca rdigaris hi re 6 lamorganshire :-- • ' ' - Radnorshire and .' - -- - } sOOO Pembrokeshire, w,itb - I • - Herefordshire and _ -- - :Monmouthshire -- • = •‘:. - .. • J Each Distria Wilt-be put Up - at ihe sum above set ...pposite thereto, which, if there be no bidding, will be graduqlly abated down to a certain point, or till a bidding- shall be made. , The highest bidder will be declared the Farmer, and will be required to pay down inzmedlate{y, iu Bank Notes, one Eighth fart of the Annual Rent as a deposit; but . if no sufficient bidding shall be. made for ay....Distria, if •;,:.111 be withdrawn. - `And it is intended,' that the Distrk:is shall not be Put up in the order ,thove ,ttalgcl, but in a?,! . y , other which the Commissioners of •Siamps mry think fit, and sa.y . cb will .not be declared before the ' time,of letting. . . All Persons intending to hid jer airy of the said Duties, are to deliver in their;Proposalf, addreseed N the Commissioners,' at the Stamp Office, Somerset-place, at least three days previoui to Ibe said;i6i6 .o.l.Decern6er next, signed with their Names,' stating the - placer of their able, and specifying the Distria or Diitrlqs, Jot-which they intend to hid, whet - Wise their Proposals cantw be preceded upon. And no Persons licenced to lett Horses. f.r tbe purpose of tra velling km., nor any one for the,'r nee, can 6e admitted to contraa for . evy'6l,the said Duties. TO I ?MK EEPE.IiS AND OTHERS letting Horses' to hire, a /cell as to Persons intend.itg to bid for any of the said Duties Notice is allso given, That by the above mentioned "la of the last Session, all Licences. f r letting Horses to bire, grant. ed,pt eviouf(y,to th 4 31st of ' yartmatY next, Will exPiri on that 4, and ati Licences to be granted- after that day willixpire on the 31 of y‘zquary following the date thereof ; but for the con. venienc; of the Persons concet nee', and to give time for obtaining Limiter, all such as shall be granted' betweeli the 31st o f .7ann aly and the 16th of Mat-thin any year; will 4e dated on the Ist of .F.4rnaly, and will prstei7 from that day. The A 3 also contains divers new prmisions - and regulations for' better severing the Daties, and preventing Frauds, as r well c asjor facilitating the recovery q - the Duties, and the Penalti e s for offences relating thereto, which Will found beneficial to the I:qrmeo s thereof ; and Innkc j peri and others letting Horses to bire:will subjea' to Penalties ifthey neglea to con form to such Regulations: I,:y Order of the Commissioners of Stamps, C. E. .BERESFORD, Sec. ' BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. •' oTHE greatest Blemish to Beauty. is superfluous _IL Hai rs on the Face, NcGk, and Arms—HUß.Eß.T's: ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes thew, is an y ' elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price . 4s. and 75. Sold by the Proprietor, wholesale and'retail, No. 23, R 541-screct, Covent-garden ; Overton, 47, Bond-street ; Dun nct, 3, Cheapside ; Oxford-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street • Baxter, Edi n b urg h an d Gl asgow ; Gregions Liverpool'; Cattle, ; Spooner, Worthing; Gouldi Bath ; Hopkins, hull ; Trewutin, Exeter; Q.repry, Brighton ; Lancaster, Gosport and Portsmouth ; Brodie, Sa li OurY ; Wood, Shrewsbury; Searle, • Leeds ;' Seldon, We Clicqtenhain ; T ymbs, Worcester; Sprange, Tunbridge lls and in every Town. • N.V. t;04.4 41101144G0 to Dram. S N 0 [PRICE SIXPENCE. 'SPANISH 'PAPERS. PROCLA,:I4TION. THE SUPREME JUNTA OF GOVERNMENT TO Tar,. SPANISH NATION. SpioixAß.Ds-1 " The Supreme Junta of Government, the depo sitary of the Supreme Authority, has devoted the first moments which succeeded its tbrmation, to the urgent measures which, its institution, and the cir cumstances of the time, prescribe. But from the first. instant of its installation, it has believed that one of its obligations is to address - itself to you, with the dignity which becomes a great and generous na, tion, in order to inform you of your situation, and establith 'in a frank and noble manner t hose relation; of reciprocal confidence which :ire the bases of every just and prudent Administration. Without these, neither the Government can fulfil the high duty posed upon it, nor the governed attain the ohjeds desired. " A tyranny of 20 years, exercised by the Un fittest ban Is ever known,, had placed our country on the brink of perdition,. The Oppressor of Europe saw that the time was arrived for carry ing into exe cution the plot he had long been forming, and adding the richest and most brilliant wreath to the bloody . crown. Every thing appeared to flatter his hopes.. The nation was alienated from its go•;Ternitlent by ha tred or contempt—the Royal Family was divided—. the belched heir to the crown accuied, calumni,i;ed, and, if possible; degraded-,-the public force dispers ed and disorganised—the resources exhausted; the. French troops were introduced into the kingdom, and had already seized the strong places of the fron tier—finally, bo,opo :men were ready to enter t h e capital, in order f rom thence to give law to theling dom.' " It was at this critical moment that, suddenly awaking from the. slumber in which you lay, you precipitated the Favourite from the height of power he had usurped, and placed on the throne the Prince you idolized. An adt of fraud the most abominable. which the records of human perversity bear, de prived you of y our most i nnocent King; and the 4 aggression of Buonaparte and tyranny of the French were announced to Spain by the cannonade of the 2d of May on Madrid, and by the blood and slaugh ter of innocent and brave inhabitaiiis- 7 a horrible, but tit presage of the fate Napoleon was prepariug fur you. " From s that memor a bl e d ay, w h en the supreme authority was sold to-the enemy, which our deceived Monarch had - left at the head of the GOvernment—,,, when the other authorities were . oppressed, and the seat of the Empire occupied by the 'toe; the French believed that no further resistance would be made, and spread themselves from 'East to South, to extend their dominion, and enjoy the fruits of their - perfidy. Fools! they were not aWate that they were insult ing and outraging a people most jealons 6f - their honour, and that they rushed on inevitable perdi tion. " The irritated- provinces of Spain rose against the oppressors suddenly, but with solemnity, an d swore to perish rath er t h an s u stain so ignominious a tyranny: Europe, in astonishment, was informed at the same instant of the offence and the chastise ment; and a nation which but a short time. before , had scarcely the semblance of power, .beCame a t once the object o f t h e i nt e rest and admiration of the universe. " Our situation was unexampled -in our. history, unforeseen by otirlaws, and, as it were, opposed to our habits. It was necessary to give a direction to the pub lic force, corresponding with the will and the sacrifices of the people; and this necessity created the Juntas in the provinces, which collected in thethselves the whole authority of the nation, in order to expel the - public enemy and maintain the 0 ac ! of the interior. What: their . energy has been—how they have dis charged - the trust imposed up on t h em b y the people. —and what gratitude the nation owes them, let the ~ fields declare which have been covered with the • bodies of Frenchmen, the military spoils.of.Lhe in 7 tader, Aillich serve to deck our temples as trophies ; ' the-lives and'iridependence of the greater ,part of the . national magistrates which have been preserved, and_ , the applauses of So many thousands of individuils , who owe to them their liberty and their- vengeance . , ~ " But as soon as the capital was delivered frOin ') the enemy, and the-communication bet weer the Pro vinces was, re-established, ,it, was ,necessary to unify the . public - author' tyint into one centre, wli ichhad been diVided into as Many parts as there were provincial n Jutas, whence. the strength and aCtivity of th e nation could he called into exercise. This was the deCision of the public; vpice„and this was the mea sure adopted by the ftovinces. Their respective Juntas nominated-, Deputies, who. collect' red in tOrm ing the - centre of authority ; and- in :less time than -. had.been spent in French Machiavelism to destroy our ancient . Government,. a new and much more formidable administration, was seen in the Central Junta,. which is now addressing you. ." The 'Concurrence, in the national will, which ..._ wrought. this. good-Hhe universal ...freedom from -, selfish motives which induced theprovincesto entrust ,- theiCanthorny, and, power to other. hands.; ;tins 'has been, Spaniards, lout greatest aetiOn, this your:hest VietOry, .;The present. age : which beholds' you, and posterity, ,to, whom you .will servelor.sludy and acl.. miration, will find in this,act the most - con: inning. .:.: i proof of your virtue and prudence. The•eneinit!s, s olill , Spain had already designated. the .moinen t o f • yogi-. :,1 . ruin ; they already saw ... , the divisions which would• •! be formed by toe.. conynkions of civil:discord—the:y:lr , already,triumplied,..belreving the , provinces veotilaiw' be disunited hyambition'•,44_that tome, pretentlitiet to siiperiority over. the rest,;‘,yould-Apply to:theni , iforai Protedion and aid : But, to !' a Central - Pqwer lihili , 3 been fu - rdied before their eyrs,, . and peacelitlTS 46 , .' kno wi edged 'by alb; ,the car Willie; Suitel6ns don .., one axle -tree, and vehemehtly and 'jo werfully foi,:ei . h.A7,2;r.lTf - ,51 t ~ , • ..it; ...- - ._.. , - 1 ~..,,,,. L. p , • rt ,, t - - 7.7 t , 1:1 V:,i i. 4,...:::., .., . r 1 .'tt~•~1 • Be g i n STATE STATE LOTTERY, , , T- • o . b ra wing.TUESDA Y,, th e 13t h of this Month; 11 I,' \ i. SCHEME of this .LOTTERY presentS a kriv er i, -97 0ty, well worthy the Attention (.4* all Classes of .1,40 t.,u,rers. Indeendent of the TWO . , HUNDA,LA t wo :1‘111) POUNDS paid by Government, there are poe,L.Extra Prizes of - each; one to a;'(..erininedon the First .Day, and the other on the Second— , Neu!. Drawing. It is irripussible to fix the V a lu e o f t h ese 1' 4 •may be worth - 4 4 tk 4 4, y or even a Hundred Thousand Pounds! ! ! geY 'nay contain the Whole of . the following Capitals, Four of £20,000 T wo of . T wo. 0 f .. £ rei, ooo I-- Six of Zi,oo a ' 5,000 - Ten of Soo -- . ..,.. . &c. &c, &c. - Isi L ottery Prizes p a id on Demand.. • , . NA, , le Will t,e drawn in Four Days, viz. , . ,„........._. ''J • Five Thousand Ti c k ets each Day. .